ExxonMobil Stock News

Three energy behemoths are lifting their dividends—a Dividend Aristocrat, a huge nuclear name, and one of the world's largest oil exploration and production companies. For income-focused investors, these moves offer compelling entry points across oil and nuclear energy, whether you're seeking yield stability, growth potential, or sector diversification.

Energy sector fundamentals are strengthening as both demand and supply are increasingly supported by governments and major organizations, reversing years of pessimism. Oil and natural gas demand is projected to grow through 2050, with the IEA and Goldman Sachs revising their outlooks upward, especially as renewables adoption slows. Midstream companies like WMB, KMI, TRP, ET, DT, and MPLX are po...

Indonesia's Chandra Asri Pacific said on Monday it has secured a bespoke $750 million financing package from investment firm KKR to support its purchase of ExxonMobil's Esso-branded retail fuel station network in Singapore.

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Chevron and Exxon are “deep-pocketed names that are thinking 20 and 30 years out.”

Investing in the energy sector is volatile by nature and prone to big price swings in oil and gas prices. To minimize that impact, investors should consider owning large, diversified, global energy producers that provide the most stable results.

Exxon Mobil has said its massive Golden Pass LNG terminal is on track to be operational by the end of 2025.

The ‘Big Oil' quarterly earnings season ended last week, as one energy major after another posted relatively lower profits compared to bumper ones from three years ago. But there was one other commonality between them all - a clear and firm return to oil and gas basics.